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生态学（第7版影印版）

生态学（第7版影印版）

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作者: Manuel 著 , C. 著 , Molles 著 , Jr. 著

出版社: 高等教育出版社

出版时间: 2016-06

版次: 1

ISBN: 9787040451061

定价: 65.00

装帧: 平装

开本: 16开

纸张: 胶版纸

页数: 445页

字数: 800千字

正文语种: 英语

分类: 自然科学

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　　Manuel C. Molles Jr. is an emeritus Professor of Biology at the University of New Mexico， where he has been a member of the faculty and curator in the Museum of Southwestern Biology since 1975 and where he continues to write and conduct ecological research. He received his B.S. from Humboldt State University and his Ph.D. from the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University ofArizona. Seeking to broaden his geographic perspective， he has taught and conducted ecological research in Latin America， the Caribbean， and Europe. He was awarded a Fulbright Research Fellowship to conduct research on river ecology in Portugal and has held visiting professor appointments in the Department of Zoology at the University of Coimbra， Portugal， in the Laboratory of Hydrology at the Polytechnic University of Madrid， Spain， and at the University of Montana's F1athead Lake Biological Station.
　　OriginalManuel C. Molles Jr.y trained as a marine ecologist and fisheries biologist， the author has worked mainly on river and riparian ecology at the University of New Mexico. His research has covered a wide range of ecological levels， including behavioral ecology， population biology， community ecology， ecosystem ecology， biogeography of stream insects， and the influence of a large-scale climate system （El Nino） on the dynamics of southwestern river and riparian ecosystems. His current research concerns the influence of climate change and climatic variability on the dynamics of populations and communities along steep gradients of temperature and moisture in the mountains of the Southwest. Throughout his career， Dr. Molles has attempted to combine research， teaching， and service， involving undergraduate as well as graduate students in his ongo ing projects. At the University of New Mexico， he has taught a broad range of lower division， upper division， and graduate courses， including Principles of Biology， Evolution and Ecology， Stream Ecology， Limnology and Oceanography， Marine Biology， and Community and Ecosystem Ecology. He has taught courses in Global Change and River Ecology at the University of Coimbra， Portugal， and General Ecology and Groundwater and Riparian Ecology at the Flathead Lake Biological Station. Dr. Manuel Molles was named Teacher of the Year by the University of New Mexico for 1995-1996 and Potter Chair in Plant Ecology in 2000. In 2014， he received the Eugene P. Odum Award from the Ecological Society of America based on his "ability to relate basic ecological principles to human affairs through teaching， outreach and mentoring activities." 1 Introduction to Ecology： Historical Foundations and Developing Frontiers

Section 1 Natural History-and Evolution
2 Life on Land
3 Life in Water
4 Population Genetics and Natural Selection

Section 2 Adaptations to the Environment
5 Temperature Relations
6 Water Relations
7 Energy and Nutrient Relations
8 Social Relations

Section 3 Population Ecology
9 Population Distribution and Abundance
10 Population Dynamics
11 Population Growth
12 Life Histories

Section 4 Interactions
13 Competition
14 Exploitative Interactions： Predation， Herbivory， Parasitism， and Disease
15 Mutualism

Section 5 Communities and Ecosystems
16 Species Abundance and Diversity
17 Species Interactions and Community Structure
18 Primary and Secondary Producrion
19 Nutrient Cycling and Retention
20 Succession and Stability

Section 6 Large-Scale Ecology
21 Landscape Ecology
22 Geographic Ecology
23 GlobalEcology

Appendix Statistical Tables

Glossary
References
Photo Credits
内容简介:
　　Manuel C. Molles Jr. is an emeritus Professor of Biology at the University of New Mexico， where he has been a member of the faculty and curator in the Museum of Southwestern Biology since 1975 and where he continues to write and conduct ecological research. He received his B.S. from Humboldt State University and his Ph.D. from the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University ofArizona. Seeking to broaden his geographic perspective， he has taught and conducted ecological research in Latin America， the Caribbean， and Europe. He was awarded a Fulbright Research Fellowship to conduct research on river ecology in Portugal and has held visiting professor appointments in the Department of Zoology at the University of Coimbra， Portugal， in the Laboratory of Hydrology at the Polytechnic University of Madrid， Spain， and at the University of Montana's F1athead Lake Biological Station.
　　OriginalManuel C. Molles Jr.y trained as a marine ecologist and fisheries biologist， the author has worked mainly on river and riparian ecology at the University of New Mexico. His research has covered a wide range of ecological levels， including behavioral ecology， population biology， community ecology， ecosystem ecology， biogeography of stream insects， and the influence of a large-scale climate system （El Nino） on the dynamics of southwestern river and riparian ecosystems. His current research concerns the influence of climate change and climatic variability on the dynamics of populations and communities along steep gradients of temperature and moisture in the mountains of the Southwest. Throughout his career， Dr. Molles has attempted to combine research， teaching， and service， involving undergraduate as well as graduate students in his ongo ing projects. At the University of New Mexico， he has taught a broad range of lower division， upper division， and graduate courses， including Principles of Biology， Evolution and Ecology， Stream Ecology， Limnology and Oceanography， Marine Biology， and Community and Ecosystem Ecology. He has taught courses in Global Change and River Ecology at the University of Coimbra， Portugal， and General Ecology and Groundwater and Riparian Ecology at the Flathead Lake Biological Station. Dr. Manuel Molles was named Teacher of the Year by the University of New Mexico for 1995-1996 and Potter Chair in Plant Ecology in 2000. In 2014， he received the Eugene P. Odum Award from the Ecological Society of America based on his "ability to relate basic ecological principles to human affairs through teaching， outreach and mentoring activities."
目录:
1 Introduction to Ecology： Historical Foundations and Developing Frontiers

Section 1 Natural History-and Evolution
2 Life on Land
3 Life in Water
4 Population Genetics and Natural Selection

Section 2 Adaptations to the Environment
5 Temperature Relations
6 Water Relations
7 Energy and Nutrient Relations
8 Social Relations

Section 3 Population Ecology
9 Population Distribution and Abundance
10 Population Dynamics
11 Population Growth
12 Life Histories

Section 4 Interactions
13 Competition
14 Exploitative Interactions： Predation， Herbivory， Parasitism， and Disease
15 Mutualism

Section 5 Communities and Ecosystems
16 Species Abundance and Diversity
17 Species Interactions and Community Structure
18 Primary and Secondary Producrion
19 Nutrient Cycling and Retention
20 Succession and Stability

Section 6 Large-Scale Ecology
21 Landscape Ecology
22 Geographic Ecology
23 GlobalEcology

Appendix Statistical Tables

Glossary
References
Photo Credits

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